Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show podcast.

All right, welcome back to Clay and Buck. As I mentioned you, Clay is touchdown from Australia.

He's back in the state's 24 hours hours of travel he'll be with us tomorrow

so we'll go back into Clay Ann Buck mode and we have more talking about border crisis and immigration this hour to get to.

We know that Speaker Mike Johnson went down to the border yesterday.

I want to get into some of that and also the debate

over what the policies here should be going forward. We know that things are a

mess. We know that things are a mess.

We know that, for example, Eric Adams is claiming that it is Governor Abbott trying to destabilize

cities.

Let me just take this on for a moment here.

Why, and I have the answer to this question,

but I still think it's worth saying it out loud.

Why is it that Governor Abbott

gets this criticism from the Democrat and mayor of New York let's say but all of a sudden you don't hear a lot about the White House which enforces federal immigration law.

You're not hearing about how Joe Biden is destabilizing cities with his open door policy, his open

borders policy at the US-Mexico border. But you hear criticism of Governor Abbott of Texas.

The guy who is trying to do things to stop the flow of migrants at our border,

that guy is somehow the bad guy for Democrats because he is giving

transportation to migrants to go to the cities that they want to go to. Keep that in mind too.

Before this whole thing happened, the greatest concentration of illegal aliens in the United States was New York City of any city.

Now that makes sense, it's the largest city, but the major metropolitan areas tend to be where you get the largest groups of illegal aliens.

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